I've installed Node.Js a few times and I cannot seem to get it to show up in iis for windows 10.
When I look in IIS10 for managed modules iisnode is not there and when I try to add it, it mentions something about adding it to the GAC.
From the videos I've watched it seems to be very easy for every one, they download it, and it just magically appears.
I did a nodejs in the command prompt and it shows that it is installed.
What do I need to do to properly install it so it work with IIS?
See Snap Shot, you can see that iisnode is not in the modules in iis for windows 10
Snap Shot of My Environment
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Is there a method to launch a web app using adb?
The web app is created using manifest.json and save on android using chrome browser.
I've tried to get the package name of the web application using adb shell pm list packages but nothing seems to match.
I want to launch my web app this way adb shell am start -n com.package.name/com.package.name.ActivityName
I've also tried this way adb shell am start -a android.intent.action.VIEW -d "url". This works but it is not what I am looking for.
Assuming you are coming from Javascript world (as you could have done this by looking at adb logs), this should be what you are looking for
adb shell am start -a com.google.android.apps.chrome.webapps.WebappManager.ACTION_START_WEBAPP -n com.android.chrome/org.chromium.chrome.browser.webapps.WebappLauncherActivity --es "org.chromium.chrome.browser.webapp_url" "{your_url}" --es "org.chromium.chrome.browser.webapp_mac" "{webapp_mac}"
Note that this url has to match the url/url-ending you have mentioned in the start_url that you have mentioned in the manifest.json of yours, else it will just open it as another chrome tab.
Another caveat here is you have to pass web app mac validation check, which is done by the core android class mentioned here - WebappAuthenticator
Chrome does not keep a store of valid URLs for installed web apps
(because it cannot know when any have been uninstalled). Therefore,
upon installation, it tells the Launcher a message authentication code
(MAC) along with the URL for the web app, and then Chrome can verify
the MAC when starting e.g. {#link #FullScreenActivity}. Chrome can
thus distinguish between legitimate, installed web apps and arbitrary
other URLs.
I gave it a shot to open one of the webapps I own. I gave up after a bit, getting lost in the cryptic algos. Maybe you will have some luck with it. All the best!!!
Whenever I run the application on the android phone I get this type of error shown in the image
What I have tried so far is:
regarding packager or metro bundle,I have to shut down my laptop for 10 minutes or some time then the error vanishes, why it is happening? I am using ubuntu as my operating system.
even when it's an error in code and metro bundle error shows up; still the same issue pops up.
I have tried command killing the adb server and restarting the metro too! but nothing good happens.
'yarn start/npm start' etc but it makes nothing for me except another error
on running
yarn start/npm start
i get this error
This error will be no more if I shut down the system & start after sometime & the project works fine! after it until the next error arrives.
It looks you installed some packages through super user privileges, so when you run your project, some files deny Access.
Moreover please check your react and react-native versions and update them to the latest one. To upgrade to latest version run this command
$ npm install -g react-native-git-upgrade then $ react-native-git-upgrade
Or open package.json and change versions of react to "16.6.3" and react-native to "0.57.8".
We have our desktop app (windows) built in electron.
On most of the system, it gets installed perfect. But in some computers, specially windows 7, user gets prompt to install .net 4.5 before installing software. Most of the case, installing this works fine. But in some case, user wont be able to install .net 4.5 since newer version of .net is installed in their system. In that case, we need to do remote connection to their PC and uninstall previous version and install new version with some tweak..i.e, stoping WuAuServ, and something with softwareDistribution and starting WuAuServ again.
It seems its requirement for apps built with electron.
I was wondering if even slack faces the same issue while installing. If not then can somebody guide me on what am i doing wrong?
I am trying to learn Node.js. When I download Node.js for Windows, I get the command prompt version for Windows, and I am wondering if there is a way to get a UNIX environment for Node.js in Windows. Most of the tutorials I read and watched just skip over this and I can't find anything on this.
Also, I am having a problem changing hard drives in Node.js command prompt. When I try cd f:myDir, it prints the directory instead of switching to it.
I figured it out. I had to use Cygwin for a UNIX environment while using Node.js. Download Cygwin here: https://www.cygwin.com/
I didn't have to mess with Environment Variables.
As of the Summer 2016 update to Windows 10, a Linux shell environment for Windows is available.
Install Windows 10 version 14316 via Windows Update
Go to Updates & Security > For Developers > Developer Mode
Go to Control Panel > Programs and Features > Turn Windows features on or off > Windows Subsystem for Linux
Restart
Open the Start menu and search for bash
I'm running a local dev server using grunt-contrib-connect and the server has become increasingly slow at loading assets and sometimes stalls out completely. I'm working collabaritively on this project via a shared repo and none of my other teammates have this problem. I've recloned the repo and started from scratch a few times, as well as uninstalling Node and reinstalling via NVM and another time from downloading the package on the Node website. The only solution I've found is booting my Mac running Mavericks in safe mode and then my connect server runs fine. Unfortunately most of my other applicatioms, such as my text editor, work poorly in safe mode. I'm curious what it could be about safe mode that is 'solving' this problem and if this is a hardware/software problem I should address with Apple. I'm currently running Node 0.10.30 via NVM.
Sounds like there might be some other processes running on your machine that could be causing a problem.
Maybe try opening Activity Monitor, sorting processes by CPU time and seeing what's at the top?